Are you sure this fixes the problem? because it didn't make any difference
to me. I stil see a slight pause using ogg files. I had to use a little
hack with the timer task and timers to make it work. Although this creates
other bugs which happens when the phone is in lock/standby mode. Is there
Thanks that worked for me too!
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That works perfectly, thanks for the help.
Do you know why it works?
2009/1/31 Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com
Use Ogg files, you can get a nice seamless loop. We use this for the
ringtones.
On Jan 30, 10:30 am, ph...@grantmidwinter.com
ph...@grantmidwinter.com wrote:
Hoya,
When
Yes, two reasons actually.
One, because the Ogg spec allows for specifying the exact number of
samples in the stream. MP3 does not have an official way to specify
the number of samples (there are unofficial ways).
Two, because the Ogg player has a native loop capability that allows
us to
That's extremely useful, I've not looked at the format before, but I'll have
to read up now.
2009/1/31 Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com
Yes, two reasons actually.
One, because the Ogg spec allows for specifying the exact number of
samples in the stream. MP3 does not have an official way
Use Ogg files, you can get a nice seamless loop. We use this for the
ringtones.
On Jan 30, 10:30 am, ph...@grantmidwinter.com
ph...@grantmidwinter.com wrote:
Hoya,
When using a mediaplayer to play back an audio file, you can set
looping to true - that's not the issue here.
If looping is
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